I've never understood your Rich Hill hate, or your flip-flopping on the Rich Hill issue. Haven't you been calling for his promotion recently? Basically, I love it when a Cubs prospect performs in the minor leagues. Rich Hill has performed to an exceptional degree. When a player reaches a certain age and he has performed well for a certain amount of time, I want to see that player given ample time with the big league club. I do not love what Hill has done in the majors, but that doesn't mean he can't improve. The only way he can improve, however, is by getting a long opportunity, without worry about his manager or GM calling him out for supporting a teammate, or demoting him after one bad outing. If Hill gives up 5 runs in his first inning back, he should still start 5 days later. If he gives up 15 runs in his first 3 games, he should start a 4th. There is absolutely nothing to be gained by not starting Rich Hill every 5th day, but there is a chance to gain quite a bit. He should get a chance. What do we got to lose! At best he'll be a starter for the Cubs and at worse he'll be sent back down to AAA. What's left to prove in the minors? He deserves the chance to prove himself on the ML level. I'm hoping he does well...In fact I'm praying he does well, but nothing and I mean nothing that I've seen has given me any hope that he'll be a bona-fide major league starter.